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· 9/23/2019

Jonathan Quentin Irving v. State

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  • holding that § 1447(c) “does not Even if Grenadier had established that she has standing to sue—and she has not—the Court would further conclude that her claim must be dismissed under Rule 12(b)(6
  • relying on judicial efficiency and the policy underlying the federal officer removal statute to affirm the dismissal of claims against the sovereign for want of subject-matter jurisdiction despite the “unambiguous” language in § 1447(c) requiring remand
  • allowing dismissal for sovereign immunity

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